The equivalence of multi-axis spine systems: Recommended stiffness limits using a standardized testing protocol.
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Boyin Ding | Timothy P Holsgrove | Dhara B Amin | Sonia Ramos Pascual | William C Welch | Sabina Gheduzzi | Anthony W Miles | Beth A Winkelstein | John J Costi | J. Costi | W. Welch | B. Winkelstein | D. Amin | B. Ding | T. Holsgrove | A. Miles | S. Gheduzzi | S. Pascual
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